I really liked the concept, and I'd like to see more. However, for a puzzle game, it was very straightforward. The boxes' positioning always seemed obvious (either partway through the spikes, or push it as far as it goes), and the levels were mostly fairly linear--there was usually only one way you could go. I would love to see more complexity with positioning boxes, especially combined with path-dependency for switching which direction is "down." One of the reasons 2048 is so engaging is because > then ^ has different consequences than ^ then >, and it would be wonderful to have a bit of that in a puzzle-platformer.
I enjoyed this game. I liked the concept, the relaxing music, and the end-of-level pictures. However, it was obvious from the start that this game was built for mobile. The controls were a bit awkward, and since I'm using a touchpad, I was a little frustrated with the amount of finger movement that it took to do everything. The controls seemed like they would be great on mobile, so that's less of a problem. Also, I was excited to see the Windows Store logo, since I have a Windows phone and it seems like nobody ever makes apps for us. So thanks for that.
This was great; good art, fun gameplay, accurate physics. Personally I would have liked to know more about each planet and why it was like it was. I await the sequel eagerly.
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hey, I did my best to please everyone :) have fun playing full version